Inner Night Songs Of God

Neville's Inner Vision

Oppression is the outer signpost of an inner state. The 'God my maker' is not somewhere distant but the I AM within your own consciousness. When you ask 'Where is God my maker?' you are invited to answer, 'He is the I AM present now, the maker of my life, the singer of my night.' The 'arm of the mighty' is the sense of power you have trusted outside yourself; its cries force you to look inward. The verse says you are taught more than beasts and made wiser than the birds—this is the inner education of imagination and discernment. In this light, wisdom is not acquired from external circumstance but from aligning with the inner ruler, the divine thought within you. Your prayers become inner acknowledgment, and the night becomes a classroom where revelation flows as feeling and insight. You are not at the mercy of oppression; you are the speaker and the song, the You who knows and reveals the truth of God as your own awareness.